Professor Kaitlynn Mendes, sociologist at the University of Western Ontario, explains to Moore In The Morning how the pandemic may have made Canadian youth meaner and less empathetic.

Professor Kaitlynn Mendes, sociologist at the University of Western Ontario, explains to Moore In The Morning how the pandemic may have made Canadian youth meaner and less empathetic.

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Professor Kaitlynn Mendes, sociologist at the University of Western Ontario, explains to Moore In The Morning how the pandemic may have made Canadian youth meaner and less empathetic.

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